While that’s true, it does undersell it a little bit - previous light-bulbs before that were a curiosity, a science toy. The longest-lasting bulb at the time was expensive, and only good for a few hours at most, once, and they coated the inside of the bulb in a sooty film that rapidly made them useless even before…

Hm. If it is real, let’s hope Grimes has a better ability to meet deadlines than Elon, or else that baby won’t be born till 2025.

Yeah, fair play. Honestly, I’ve kind of forgotten what goes where - I’ve not watched Roadkill since they went over to Motortrend on Demand, as much as I love the show, I can’t afford another 12-ish bucks a month(6usd, but but local currency is a bit weak at the moment) for another streaming service, that realistically…

Not sure its nessassarily fair including Blasphemi on that list, considering it’s Finnegan’s personal drag car more than a Roadkill car, but you’re still right, a lot of the roadkill vehicles are basically “We took this absolute piece of shit, and threw the cost of a new car’s worth of parts at it.”

Or, Rotten Tomatoes is a site with public reviewing which is trivially gamed, which makes it extremely easy-to review-bomb titles that internet shoutymen have some sort of issue with, or for them to push reviews up for titles they like, regardless of quality.

I’m mostly just annoyed that everything is left-justified now. There’s seriously six inches of just white space on the right of my screen, with the article jammed off onto the left of the screen.

At one point, IIRC, he’s also shown owning a Aston DB4 and a Bently Continental Flying Spur, and definitely has a fleet of cars.

In the first series of Iron Fist, the Meachums. They’re billionares, running a multi-billion dollar corporation, and they drive lowest-trim Hyundais. Not just as fleet cars, but as their own personal vehicles. Not even leather seats, nothing.

IIRC, the only expensive car that shows up among them is Danny’s Aston…

Might be a weird question, but I wonder if established characters can play the new light intro? I never got to play D1, so doing the reworked intro mission would be nice, just to get that little refreshed version of the experience and see something new(or, new to me), but I also don’t want to wipe one of my toons just…

I think I prefer “Branch Elonians”.

Might be more accurate than you think, considering the Tesla at the Burger Ring right now is a Lemon Law buyback.

It’s so odd because ReedPop also does both SD and NY Comic Con. They should be pretty in touch with the personalities they host.

I’m guessing that Penny Arcade uses a contractor for putting on the con.

Maybe when it’s finished - in another ten years.

Next forty years? Ha! Already done, friend.

I think the redirect that Kinja added to the originally clean link broke it. Sorry about that. Try searching Amazon for “Leinuosen 60 Pieces Pin Keepers Locking Clasp Pin Backs Replacement with Wrench (6 x 5 mm)”. Or if you want more options, just for “locking pin backs”, and you should have a bunch within the first…

I think the redirect that Kinja added to the originally clean link broke it. Sorry about that. Try searching Amazon…

If you really want to protect your pins, I’d skip these, and go for the proper locking backs that have a little grub screw that you tighten down with an Allen key. Try these beasties - https://www.amazon.com/Leinuosen-Pieces-Keepers-Locking-Replacement

If you really want to protect your pins, I’d skip these, and go for the proper locking backs that have a little grub…

Another Sea of Thieves update? You know what this means!

Counterpoint: Australians. Put a bed on and a powerful mill in anything, and it’ll sell thousands here if it’s reasonably priced.
(So they won’t sell a fucking one of them here, but still, if they were reasonably priced...)

Fun facts - the chap flying in that video is the guy that trained the Pilot in the article video. He’s also got an Astounding Moustache, and is also named Aaron, though it’s his last name - Chuck Aaron.